easy
30 minutes
No special fitness required; suitable for most travelers comfortable with flying.
Fly over Bear Glacier on a thrilling 30-minute tour that reveals Alaska’s stunning ice formations and rugged landscapes. Discover why this aerial adventure is a highlight for visitors to Seward.
$129 per person | This is a reservation request only!
Experience the breathtaking Bear Glacier Tour, a 30-minute flight over one of Kenai Fjords National Park's longest glaciers. Marvel at the stunning blue lake filled with towering icebergs and the dramatic landscape of the Harding Icefield. This unforgettable aerial adventure offers a unique perspective on Alaska's natural beauty.
This is a RESERVATION REQUEST. You will be contacted via email with a confirmation that you are scheduled for your tour.
Rates: $129/person plus tax Duration: 30 minute flight
Bear Glacier is one of the longest glaciers in the Kenai Fjords National Park. Just minutes from the Seward airport, the Bear Glacier Tour is a 30 minute flight. The glacial ice descends in a long sweeping highway of ice to the sea then ends at a large glacial vivid blue lake filled with icebergs up to 100 feet high. The lake is separated from the Gulf of Alaska by a long beach where local surfers frolic, as much as frolicking is possible in heavy wetsuits and 50 degree water! The flight tour takes in the landscape all around Bear Glacier then works its way over the edge of the Harding Icefield on its way back to the Seward airport.
Temperatures can vary at altitude, so dress in layers to stay comfortable during your flight.
Capture close-up shots of glaciers and wildlife from the air using a zoom lens for best results.
Allow extra time before departure to complete safety briefings and enjoy the waiting lounge.
If you’re prone to airsickness, consider taking medication before the flight to ensure comfort.
Bear Glacier and Kenai Fjords National Park have been central to indigenous Alaskan communities and have played a key role in early exploration and conservation efforts.
Kenai Fjords National Park operates strict preservation measures to protect glacier health and wildlife habitats, encouraging responsible tourism.
Keep warm and comfortable by adjusting layers to changing temperatures in the aircraft.
Capture detailed photographs of glaciers and wildlife during the flight.
Protect your eyes from the glare at high altitude and over reflective ice surfaces.
summer specific
Help prevent discomfort during the aerial tour if sensitive to airsickness.